Ekaterina Orlova
- Artist
- Dmitry Levitzky
- Date
- c.1782
- Style
- Rococo
- Genre
- Portrait
The painting titled 'Ekaterina Orlova' exemplifies a refined portrait showcasing 18th-century elegance. Crafted during the Rococo period, it features delicate, light brushstrokes and ornate detailing characteristic of the style. The subject's graceful pose and refined attire emphasize the opulence and feminine grace typical of Rococo art. This portrait captures both the personality and social stature of Ekaterina Orlova, making it a notable example of portraiture from that era. The artwork has inspired various stamp issues, issued in 2020: Catalogue number 12, Catalogue number 34, which highlight its artistic significance.
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